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...failed, as well as the English, in coining eo small a number of each kind, and those of such costly metals, that each species may be lost in a few ages,...them their current money. Every thing glorious or nseful, as well in peace as war, gave occasion to a different coin. Not only an expedition, victory,...

...failed as well as the English, in coining so small a number of each kind, and those of such costly metals, that each species may be lost in a few ages,...with but in the cabinets of the curious. The ancient Bomans took the only effectual method to disperse and preserve their medals, by making them their current...

...failed, as well as the English, in coining so small a number of each kind, and those of such costly metals, that each species may be lost in a few ages,...different coin. Not only an expedition, victory, or triumph, but the exercise of a solemn devotion, the remission of a duty or tax, a new temple, sea-port,...